Built this for him but its to heavy.Gotta lighten it up or build another one.
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:clapper: Very cool!!!
Great pic, starting young.
Love seeing lil ones turned on to archery! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: And I bet that won't be the last one you build for him.
Awesome!
:clapper: well done!
Thanks, he's pretty proud of it.
Many memories to come. :clapper:
With shoulders like that it won't be long till he's pulling your bows.Congrats on a fine little shootin buddy. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
I never noticed that until I saw that pic.And he thought mine would be easier to shoot today.
Awesome!!!
Great Pics!
Don, that's a fine looking young man and he has a good teacher. You will both be lucky to have time to spend together.
I didn't know that you were into building primitive bows. In the past year I bought back a dogwood and a yew bow that I built about 15 years ago. It was like running into old friends.
Don, Great looking boy. Looks to be a real archer. Build him another lighter bow. He will need this one soon enough, as he grows. Good Grandpa!!
Thanks, if you all are talikng to me.
Fine young man there Battman. Keep him in the woods.RC
great job, you put a smill on his face. Do you have a pattern you foolowed, I would like to make the same for my daughter.
Awesome way to go...............
Thanks and no, no pattern just had help from some fine fellers around here.
He's going to enjoy that bow real soon. Good job getting him started Grandpa.
-Jay
I hope so, thanks.
Will have my first grandson in Sept,hope to have times like you are.He looks like a dandy to me.
Great looking bow and greater looking kid. Fantastic.
Thanks, no better time spent than with the kids.
He has the need to kill something in his eyes!
Yeah, he does look kinda intense don't he.